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Goodwin's course in sewing; practical instruction in needlework for use in schools and at home (1910)

Goodwin, Emma E · New York City, F.D. Beattys & company · leaf 27

An illustration from Goodwin's course in sewing; practical instruction in needlework for use in schools and at home, 1910, leaf 27
inch fold on the long edges.Turn ^ inch fold across one end.Fold the piece crosswise and crease the middle of it. 24 Open again and fold the end with Uie raw edge over to thiscrease. Lap the end having ^ inch fold over the rirst end, placing theraw edges together on the inside. Pin carefully into… … Fig. 21.— Oversewing. Oversewing.—Put the needle through one of the folded edges and leave h inch of the thread between the edges, to be sewed down with the first few stitches. Take small stitches of even depth and space over and overthrough the edges, pointing the needle through at right angles…

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